How Curiosity Plays a Key Role in
Persistent Pain Recovery
SYTAR IAYT 2026
Thank you for attending SYTAR 2026!
I hope that you picked up a few pieces of information that will help you help others living with pain.
The following is not an exhaustive list of references that Amber Kyliuk talked about.
Click on the button below for the .pdf from our discussion.
Old vs. New View of Pain
This image is from the NOI Group and their latest book: Resolve Back Pain Handbook.
*with permission
This book is LOADED with amazing, evidence based information.
BUT! It isn't enough to see this as the brain or nervous system having an issue, you need to understand how this happened. Unknowingly a process that was trying to protect the person but somewhere along the way it got out of hand.
P.S. If you are looking at this and the conference is still on, I have 5 copies for sale. $45 CDN.
Message me for your copy (I leave at 11am Sunday).
A Few Back Pain Facts
Example of
Critical Movement Yoga Therapy
Somatic Tracking for Pain
The Big Picture of Pain
Input was taken for the 26th Annual Meeting of the North American Spine Society (2017).
This is the metamodel of the factors that contribute to low back pain & disability.
Pain Literacy Training!
Are you a health professional that works with clients living with persistent, chronic pain?
Join Amber for the upcoming training to start learning about the current research in pain science and how to integrate it when working with clients, one on one or in a group setting.
This 6 hr training is good for 6 PDCs with Alberta Kinesiology Association, and 5 CECs with AFLCA as well as CSEP and CanFitPro.
Interested in blending yoga therapy, movement rehab, and pain science into your practice more?
I am working on a Level 2 training that will blend more work with with black strap, felt pad, and natural movement rehab, all along with more pain science!